UPDATE:
On March 3, 2017 at 11:07 a.m., the Members of the Grey County OPP, the West Region Emergency Response Team (ERT) and the Owen Sound Inter-Township Fire Department located the deceased female.
Next of Kin have been notified. The police investigation is complete, foul play is not suspected.
We would like to thank the public and the media for their assistance in this investigation.
On March 2, 2017 at 11:53 pm., the Grey County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) received a report of a missing/overdue person from a residence in the Township of Georgian Bluffs.
18-year-old Casaundra BOORTZ-BROWN of Georgian Bluffs was reported missing/overdue as she failed to...
At the City Council meeting Monday, March 6, Safe 'n' Sound Homelessness Initiative will make the following deputation. The Owen Sound Hub looks forward to your thoughts.
To: The Council of the City of Owen Sound
We are approaching Council with a request : help us improve our city.
Safe 'n' Sound is the frontline, street-level social justice agency trying to improve the lives of the lowest income people in Owen Sound.
This is what we do :
As long as my mother's parents were alive, we made a yearly pilgrimage to Nova Scotia. Bundled into the back seat of the car with a large pillow to separate us and minimize squabbles, my brother and I spent hours occupying ourselves. My mother watched the landscape pass as my father drove the long, familiar miles across Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick. At some point, he would ...
On Wednesday, April 5, Grey County is hosting an Environment Canada training session for amateur storm spotters at the Grey County Administration Building in Owen Sound from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. CANWARN Storm Spotters provide valuable, real‑time, on-the-ground information during severe weather. Environment Canada is looking to recruit new volunteers and refresh existing volunteers in the area.
CANWARN volunteers share local weather details with the Ontario Storm Prediction Centre. This information gives meteorologists a...
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart, Editor
A field trip can be the most anticipated event of a school year; a major high school trip the highlight of a school career. So how might the changing and somewhat unpredictable protocols at the U.S border affect international trips for our local students?
The Chair of the Bluewater District School Board, Ron Motz, says "trustees and staff strongly believe that the opportunity for our students to travel is an important part of their personal growth and broadens their perspective of the world." The Board approves all major school trips, sometimes as far as a year in advance, and Motz says because they are "mindful of the risks that can be
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